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Quick answers about shipping, payouts, visibility, tiers, credits, and sealed offers.
If an order is still unshipped after 16+ days, TinyGallery may auto-cancel it and trigger an automatic refund.
Refunds go back to your original payment method (or to your TinyGallery wallet for wallet-paid orders). You can also report issues from your purchases page before that deadline if something looks wrong.
Sellers are responsible for shipping on TinyGallery and have full freedom to choose their method. Some use forever stamps with personalized envelopes, while others opt for tracked services.
There are no platform requirements—you coordinate shipping directly with your buyer however you prefer.
For complete details on disputes and refunds, see our Terms.
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TinyGallery is currently limited to US-based sellers. As of February 2, 2026, we plan to expand internationally in spring 2026. We appreciate your enthusiasm and hope to welcome you soon.
Account age doesn't affect visibility. Pro accounts get boosted placement versus Free accounts, and beyond that, visibility comes from organic engagement like impressions and favorites.
No keyword tricks are needed. Visibility is primarily driven by your account tier (Pro vs. Free) and organic engagement metrics such as impressions and favorites—the gallery is curated by the community, not by gaming an algorithm.
The tiers only apply to sellers:
Yes. You can start on the Free tier to test the platform, then upgrade to Pro anytime from your upgrade page.
Credits let buyers load the exact balance they want, while TinyGallery covers the top-up processing fee. Future credit purchases skip per-order card fees. Get the full rundown on the How credits work page.
Sealed offers are TinyGallery's private, one-shot bidding format. Buyers don't see each other's bids and only get a single chance to submit their best offer.
Unlike incremental eBay-style auctions, this encourages strong offers up front and keeps the process fair and artist-friendly.